Self-Managed
Member of Team USA Karate. International athlete in the -55kg kumite (sparring) category. Only female Karate athlete from Texas to medal at the Pan-American level. Ranked top 100 in World Karate Federation. Vying for 2020 Olympic Games as first American female to medal in karate. M.Ed in Secondary Science Education. Substitute Teacher. Concussion survivor.
Weight Lifting
USA Olympic Karate Team
Southern Methodist University
United States
scholarships, women's advocate, concussion survivor, veteran programs, neuro rehab, boys and girls club, youth athletes, female athletes, American Red Cross, Women's Sports Foundation
2018 Women's Sport Foundation Travel & Training Fund grant recipient
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October 6, 2026